It's easy to reference 'The Matrix' with Collin McHugh's moves, but is there a better comparison?

It was already a challenging enough night in baseball trying to figure out how Gio Urshela could make this throw while falling at third base. Then, Collin McHugh threw everyone for a loop with his mind-boggling maneuver to evade a line drive during the Astros' game against the A's.

What.... Just.... Happened? pic.twitter.com/HWgDaZ6WUe

— Daren Willman (@darenw) April 17, 2019

It didn't make any sense. But it happened.

As soon as it did, seemingly everyone turned back the clock to 1999 to make their best "Matrix" references. There's no shame in that! We did it, too -- Neo perfected the bullet time look, and McHugh did a pretty darn good impression.

Here’s a 30 second loop of ⁦@Collin_McHugh⁩ entering The Matrix. pic.twitter.com/TVaJOLiOlC

— Cut4 (@Cut4) April 17, 2019

Others went outside the box with their thinking, though. We salute them for their innovation.

Instead of "Matrix" thoughts, what about a ninja?

Colin McHugh...actual ninja @PitchingNinja pic.twitter.com/uuik1BQes1

— Daniel Roan (@DRoan34) April 17, 2019

McHugh's mascot pal Orbit thought that he could be a secret limbo master.

Me: 😦

Collin McHugh: pic.twitter.com/MHSOPwlVNv

— Houston Astros Orbit (@OrbitAstros) April 17, 2019

With that kind of flexibility, McHugh would also fit in well at Cirque du Soleil.

I feel like I pulled a muscle in my back just watching @Collin_McHugh make this Cirque Du Soleil-esque move. https://t.co/bTjlKdLnu8

— Jenny Dial Creech (@jennydialcreech) April 17, 2019

There was one comparison that was king though, and it was one that took another ninja to consider.

Collin McHugh vs. a Fainting Goat, Mechanics. pic.twitter.com/tbM3HyTHbV

— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) April 17, 2019

Yes. Absolutely this.

All respect to the fainting goat, a true icon.